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Carnegie Corporation of New York Board Approves 33 Grants Totaling $31,827,300

At its quarterly meeting held in New York City on June 4, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Board of Trustees approved 33 grants totaling $31,827,300. Brief descriptions of each Board-approved grant are provided below.

By Celeste Ford

Jun 22, 2015

At its quarterly meeting held in New York City on June 4, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Board of Trustees approved 33 grants totaling $31,827,300. Brief descriptions of each Board-approved grant are provided below.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

Arms Control Association, Washington, DC
24-month grant of $625,000 for a project to confront challenges to nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament

Aspen Institute, Inc., Washington, DC
24-month grant of $250,100 for a high-level dialogue on U.S.-China relations 

Bipartisan Policy Center, Washington, DC
18-month grant of $425,500 as a final grant for a project on taking action to address the nuclear waste challenge

CDA Collaborative Learning Projects, Cambridge, MA
24-month grant of $500,000 for joint support with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs of a project on the role of business in peacebuilding 

Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc., Washington, DC
24-month grant of $450,000 for a project on measuring Chinese power

Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc., Washington, DC
24-month grant of $350,000 for a project on U.S.-China dialogue on bilateral and global economic issues

Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc., Washington, DC
24-month grant of $500,000 for a project on security challenges in Russia and Eurasia and U.S.-Russia relations

Council on Foreign Relations, Inc., New York, NY
24-month grant of $398,500 for a project at the intersection of economics and security 

Council on Foreign Relations, Inc., New York, NY
24-month grant of $593,700 for a project to assess future conflict prevention challenges and priorities, and conduct timely and in-depth policy analysis of the Arab region, Russia’s periphery, and Sub-Saharan Africa

University of Denver, Denver, CO
24-month grant of $500,000 for joint support with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a project on the relationship between international human rights norms and peacebuilding at the local level

University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc., Athens, GA
24-month grant of $513,700 for a project to establish an integrated nuclear risk management culture in China

International Peace Institute, Inc., New York, NY
24-month grant of $342,400 for support of research, dialogue, and outreach on peacebuilding in Africa 

King’s College London, London, United Kingdon
24-month grant of $1,999,300 for building a new generation of African peacebuilding scholars

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
36-month grant of $1,000,000 for a project in support of the security studies program

New York University, New York, NY
24-month grant of $421,700 for a U.S-China dialogue on Afghanistan and Pakistan

Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM), Kampala, Uganda
24-month grant of $1,505,400 as a final grant for strengthening regional doctoral programs in African universities

Social Science Research Council, Brooklyn, NY
24-month grant of $400,000 for a project to help develop cooperative solutions to problems involving security on the Korean peninsula and in northeast Asia 

NATIONAL PROGRAM

Center for Better Schools, Newport, RI
18-month grant of $650,000 for development of additional professional development programs and general support

Citizen Schools, Boston, MA
15-month grant of $500,000 for the US2020 initiative and school-based science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) apprenticeship programs 

Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Cleveland, OH
36-month grant of $3,000,000 for deepening work to develop and support three new secondary schools under the Opportunity by Design initiative

Education Pioneers, Inc., Oakland, CA
18-month grant of $1,500,000 for general support and implementation of strategic plan activities 

GreatSchools, Oakland, CA
12-month grant of $400,000 for informational videos to help parents and students understand the Common Core State Standards

InnovateEDU, Brooklyn, NY
36-month grant of $3,000,000 for developing and supporting new secondary schools under the Opportunity by Design initiative

The Learning Accelerator, Cupertino, CA
24-month grant of $500,000 for general support

Migration Policy Institute, Washington, DC
24-month grant of $1,250,000 for general support

National Center for Civic Innovation, New York, NY
48-month grant of $3,517,400 for the continued operations and development of Springpoint: Partners in school design to support the full portfolio of grantees in the Opportunity by Design initiative

National Center on Time and Learning, Boston, MA
24-month grant of $600,000 for continued support of knowledge development, technical assistance, and communications to improve school practice and outcomes through expanding learning time

Neo Philanthropy, New York, NY
24-month grant of $3,000,000 for support of the state infrastructure fund, a donor collaborative that focuses on nonpartisan voter engagement

New Venture Fund, Washington, DC
12-month grant of $500,000 for general operating support and a Common Core parent engagement initiative

North American Council for Online Learning, Vienna, VA
24-month grant of $1,200,000 for enabling innovative, next generation learning models and policy

The Teaching Channel, Oakland, CA
12-month grant of $334,600 for a dedicated Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) resource site on teachingchannel.org

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
30-month grant of $500,000 for a research paper on principal strategies to improve teacher effectiveness in the New York City Department of Education. 

WGBH Educational Foundation, Boston, MA
24-month grant of $600,000 for research and production of a documentary about the science of learning and schools of the future.

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